The Clifton clarion., 1887-03-30
Territorial and <ieasrai.

In case the supply in New Mex
 ico should by any chance fall short,
 VIC would call attention to tue fact
 that we have a few head in Arizona
 which could be converted into beef ! for the Californians.
 The Inter-Repuhlics says that
 nearly $10.000 worth of machinery
 fer the refrigerator has been shipl ped from Chicago to Fl Paso and
 that tho refrigerator will be ready
 for business by April 18th.
 Tho Arizona Enterprise says:
 To say nothing of tho unknown
 amount oi ores and bullion taken
 from mother earth by her army 1 of sons chloriders we find that
 Arizona's gold, silver, base bullion
 and ores known to have been pro- duced during the year lSS6 was ! $6,103,3S
 i Frank Devine, Ed. Lungcr and Ed. Stevens ara in lnck, having
 struck big pocket of very rich gold quartz in the Mountain Key, of Pinos Altos. The mine belongs
 to Davis x Hull, who leased 1t to three named. This is but re- petition of what has been done often at Pinos Altos, and which will be done for many years to come.-Silver City Enterprise. The Indian who murdered Lieu tenant Mott, has been caught, and is HOW in the guard house at San Carlos. General Miles is desorv- ing great credit for ths prompt ness with which this arrest was made, and if the civil authorities show the same energy in having this murderer tried, and if convict ed, hung in the presence of the other Indians on the reservation, it will have q wholesome elect Star.
 lion. Cleo. II. Stevens, Council man from Graham county, stop ped over in Yuma ono day on his return home from Prescott. Both Republicans and Democrats of tho late Legislature arc unanimous in in saying that he was tho most in dustrious, hard working member of that body. Mr. Stovcns has been re-appointed Prison Commis- sioner and is one of the most po- puiar men in the Ter-itory,-Yu- ma Sentinel.
 ! car load of yearIiugs and two year-old graded Hereford bulls, shipped from Irving, Kansas, by the Thoroughbred Cattle Company of Arizona, arrived at Bowie Sta ton last week. Fifteen head of these bulls were sold to the Smythe Cattle Company (which had pre- viously bought car load of bulls of the same breedinG), four head to the Stein's Peak Cattle Com pany. and four to Mr. Nickersham. The cattlo were inspected at Lords burg by Deputy Inspector Steele. and given a clean bill of heaith.-- Southwest Stockman.
 An attempt vas rnado yesterday afternoon to ditch tho west bound freight, that left this city at3 D. m. The point selected was about two miles west of town, where ties had been placed on tho track for the purpose of ditching inc train. The engine crushed through the ties. scattering them in every direction, and the train passed tho obstrGct- ion safely. On arriving at Red Rock a message was sent back to headquarters, when Mir. Harris was sent to the scene of the attempt on special engine, but whether be had got OF the trail of the would be wreckers or not, the reporter did net learn. IL is supposed to Do the work of trgmps, but who ever it was theIr intentions were dastarlly. It is to be hoped they will be caught and their just des- erts meted out 10 them. Hanging is too goo1 for men who would commit such acts as these. Tue son Star 2tth.
 Platt Mcdonald recently ship ped car load of marble from his quarry on the middle Gila, thirty five miles from this place. This is tho first ever sent away. The mar ble pleased the Chicago buyers i and they have ordered another car load, which has been quarried aud 1. will be sent from Silver City this 1. month while a cut rate may be had. | The last shipment was from Lords ,